Thanks, Rick. We tried to plan ahead but, guaranteed, we have missed something. It wouldn't have been so labor intensive except, like the saying goes, "Stupid is Painful." If I had done the footings and steps correctly I wouldn't have had to cut to final grade. Luckily, there's usually a way to correct most mistakes.

We tried to think of "everything" and plan for contingencies but guaranteed we'll be saying "Why didn't we..." The outdoor kitchen has been part of the plan since we decided to build. We do a lot of stuff that we didn't really want to do in the house - canning, brewing, processing, etc. Auctions and FB Marketplace are your friend. If we were buying retail it wouldn't be happening. The cabin will be a nice place to relax so work faster! LOL! There's always more chores and if you run out, there's always somebody who'll provide something for you to do.

@@ozarksethic second hand is most always the way to go for sure. I think I'll work on that cabin a bit in the morning. It will be a nice place to relax this fall. The big garden project is complete other than a few more things Lisa has to plant. Now it's just maintenance until some harvesting starts.